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Give me a survival guide for a [hours]-hour flight from [origin] to [destination]. Include seat choice, what to pack in my personal item, sleep strategy, hydration, movement, entertainment ideas and a jet lag plan for arrival.

Plan a [days]-day first visit to New York City for [travelers] interested in [interests]. Include iconic sights grouped by borough, food spots by type, free activities, getting around by subway, and money-saving tips.

Teach me mindful eating with a simple guide: why it helps, a 5-step practice for meals, hunger and fullness scale, how to handle emotional eating triggers, and a 2-week practice plan.

Create a 10-question weekly mental health check-in I can answer in 5 minutes covering mood, sleep, stress, connection, energy and enjoyment. Include a simple scoring guide, ideas for each low area, and when to reach out for support.

Create a gentle 8-week postpartum return-to-exercise guide for someone [weeks] after a [vaginal/C-section] birth who has been cleared by a doctor. Include breathing and pelvic floor work, walking, gradual strength, warning signs to stop, and when to see a physio. Not medical advice.

Guide me through a career values assessment. Ask me to rate and rank values like autonomy, security, impact, creativity, money, learning and balance, ask follow-up questions, then summarise my top 5 values and what kinds of roles and companies fit them.

Write a 3-minute guided breathing exercise script for [goal, e.g. calming anxiety before a meeting]. Use the [box breathing / 4-7-8] technique, slow pacing with pause markers, gentle encouragement, and a soft closing. Voice direction: calm, warm, slow.

Give me 30 social media content ideas for a real estate agent in [area]. Include listing tours, neighborhood guides, market updates, buyer and seller tips, behind the scenes and client stories, with a hook for each.

Create a scientific method worksheet for a [grade] experiment on [topic]. Include sections for question, background research, hypothesis, variables (independent, dependent, controlled), materials, procedure, data table, conclusion and reflection.

Create 5 age-appropriate ethical dilemmas for [grade] students about [theme, e.g. technology / friendship / fairness]. For each, add discussion questions, different perspectives to consider, and how to guide the conversation respectfully.

My child in [grade] is learning [topic] at school. Explain the topic and the methods schools use now, common difficulties, how I can help without confusing them, and 5 quick activities to do at home.

Act as an algebra tutor. Here's my problem: [equation]. Don't solve it for me. Ask what the first step should be, give hints when I'm stuck, check each step I write, and explain mistakes. When we finish, give me a similar problem.